rabbat造句

• Do you think any Arab from Bahrain to Rabbat would accept such a biased position?
• Saleh Rabbat, al-Nofara's owner, says the hakawati is the cafe's prime attraction.
• Such expressions are used often in Egypt today, said Rabbat, who was born in Syria but visits Egypt often.
• Rabbat said some American Muslims may have caught meningitis from other pilgrims, and others may have become carriers for the illness.
• Rabbat allegedly met with Montesinos to discuss a deal to trade arms for cocaine, the army said in a press release.
• Sammir George Rabbat was arrested Tuesday on a Canadian international warrant at an upscale shopping mall in northern Bogota, an army spokeswoman said.
• Rabbat recommended that travelers stay away from others who are coughing and sneezing, and take antibiotics before they leave Saudi Arabia to avoid becoming a carrier.
• The deployment is part of an accord reached by the presidents of Liberia, Guinea and Sierra Leone last month in Rabbat, the capital of Morocco.
• Rabbat said, " and if a person was religious, he would say this even if he was entering the cockpit " of the fated jetliner.
• "I want to make people aware but not scared, " said Mohamed Rabbat, a doctor of infectious diseases at the hospital who has made the pilgrimage.
• Rabbat gave a talk in Arabic on the risks of W-135 meningitis _ the strain that killed more than 70 people who went made the pilgrimage to Saudi Arabia last year.
• "' Annie Rabbat "'is a violinist from Chicago who received her bachelor's degree from Indiana University and her master's degree from the Juilliard School.
• Nasser Rabbat, a professor of Islamic architecture at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, explained, " Religious Muslims usually say it even for the slightest of beginnings, such as turning the ignition in a car or putting the key in a keyhole to open a door ."